…photos and stories of food and travel by Karren Doll Tolliver
The love locks on bridges is creating a destructive problem in Paris, France, and in many other European cities. The weight of the locks destroys bridges, but I am so happy I got to photograph them before the city executes its plan for replacing the locked bridges with unlockable ones.
Evergreen Memorial Park, a cemetery near Evergreen, Colorado, in the Rocky Mountains, boasts peaceful mountain views and historical pioneer and mining artifacts, as well as a huge variety of animals.
Like gazillions of others across our globe, I'm intensely fascinated by the Eiffel Tower, Paris's most famous landmark. I've been there several times and, here, I present my latest photos and some older black and whites that I love, too.
In Evergreen, Colorado, the Hiwan Homestead Museum is part of the Hiwan Heritage Park. This 3-story homestead is of beautiful wooden construction and includes a 1930s kitchen, grand dining room and octagonal top-floor chapel. Tours are free.
Like an exotic spice market, Schuhbeck's spice shop in Munich, Germany, transports you the moment you step through the door. Schuhbeck is the most well-known Bavarian chef, and this spice shop, along with his restaurant and cooking school, reside near the famous Hofbrauhaus beer hall.
